Everyone knows the OWASP Top 10 lists of application security and API risks. But what about #11 and beyond - aren't those key priorities, too? Matt Tesauro of Noname Security talks about "Beyond the Top 10" and relates it back to mitigating the Log4j zero-day vulnerability.
An authentication bypass vulnerability in Zoho's widely used unified endpoint management tool, ManageEngine Desktop Central, is being used by advanced persistent threat actors to gain remote access permissions, the FBI says.
A Trojanized malicious software known as "Joker" malware has made a comeback and was detected in a Google Play app downloaded more than 500,000 times, researchers say. Found this time on an app called Color Message, Joker had the ability to go undetected for long periods of time.
Are you using vulnerable cloud apps that open the door to ransomware, malware, or other types of network attacks? Our Cisco Umbrella infographic reveals the three riskiest ones in 2021.
The world of IT is moving faster, and in more directions at once, than ever. From classic ITOps to DevOps and DevSecOps, our leaders predict key trends for the new year:
Serverless: Great idea, with more complexities than most IT teams realize.
Edge computing: You’ll get so tired of the buzz, you’ll stop...
Organizations have been chasing the ideal of DecSecOps, which is commonly
seen as an integrated team of development, operational, and security
practitioners that can securely deliver innovation within a defined scope to
market. While today’s complex, dynamic cloud native projects demand this level
of...
"Garbage in, garbage out." That's a fundamental problem with traditional application security management, which lacks both context and automation. But Idan Plotnik, co-founder and CEO of Apiiro, proposes a new approach to application risk management.
What the Good News Is, What to Watch Out For, and What to Do About It
Shifting security even further to the left to
achieve scale and speed requires a carefully
weighed understanding of the state of security.
Download this DevSecOps guide which presents:
Trends that will help
bolster the capabilities of...
Security is a leading issue for most organizations. Even so, traditional security approaches often conflict with agile application development methodologies and DevOps practices.
While DevSecOps approaches can bring development, security, and operations teams together, it can be difficult to get started
and...
Acceleration to the cloud is affecting all
industries as organizations take advantage of
the flexibility, efficiencies and security benefits
of being able to hyperscale their abilities to
elastically spin up large-scale environments in
seconds. But these new cloud-native and hybrid
cloud environments, which use...
Acceleration to the cloud is affecting all
industries as organizations take advantage of
the flexibility, efficiencies and security benefits
of being able to hyperscale their abilities to
elastically spin up large-scale environments in
seconds. But these new cloud-native and hybrid
cloud environments, which use...
You know that security is important. And whether your system is cloud native, has transitioned into the cloud with a traditional architecture, or is just starting that journey, you know that the shift into the cloud has made security more complex than ever. What’s more, security is...
DevSecOps teams need to have security, development, and
operations skills and expertise because reacting to each security requirement that arises can make
implementing effective security solutions difficult.
This checklist offers five practical industry considerations for implementing DevSecOps practices.
Static application security testing (SAST) plays a major
role in securing the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
Unlike dynamic application security testing (DAST), where
you need the system running to interact with it, SAST
works at the source code level prior to compiling. SAST
can address issues at the...
Cloud native applications don’t just run on a different platform; they
overhaul the scope of the applications, the methodologies with
which they’re built, and the skills and ownership around them. To
stay relevant, security practices need to undergo a transformation of
a similar magnitude. We have to embrace a...
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